Flexepin betting sites & bookmakers that accept Flexepin deposits

In the broadest terms, FlexePIN is an online voucher payment system that allows anyone to pay for goods and services online. It works as a prepaid system so that you don’t need to share your credit card information with anyone you are buying online goods or services from.

In general, FlexePIN provides three major advantages compared to purchases with regular credit cards or digital payment processors:

• Greater security
• Digital anonymity
• Easier transfers

All three are quite useful in everyday situations, especially with the rise in cybersecurity threats globally. With an online voucher, you don't need to give out your financial information to the online seller, keeping that part of your data private.

Although transfers don’t have any direct advantage in the gaming industry, there are benefits this aspect brings in personal situations. Namely, with online shopping becoming more prevalent than physical purchases, gifting a voucher to children and friends can be more valuable than giving cash.

And finally, for iGamers especially, to buy FlexePIN vouchers is a great way to ensure your gaming budget won’t be overspent. iGaming operators are known to make promotions to incite you to deposit more all the time, and with vouchers you will have one more wall to jump over to break your budget.

Who owns FlexePIN?

FlexePIN is owned by Novatti, an Australian fintech company mostly focusing on designing fast and secure payment options for small and large businesses. With FlexePIN they are merging several of the technologies they have developed into a more rounded service.

Novatti was founded in 2015 and has quickly grown to become one of the prime financial services providers in Australia. Also, they have been branching outwards and have opened their business to Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the European Union.

Because of their dedication and focus on customer data safety and anonymity, their entry into these markets was as easy legally as it was business-wise because the system already exceeds the requirements needed under laws like the GDPR.

But, one of the greatest advantages and benefits of such a payment system is the fact that you don’t need digital payment options to be able to buy FlexePIN vouchers. Namely, FlexePIN allows in-person purchases up to $500 where aside from your ID you don’t need anything else and you get the code instantly.

For both gaming, as well as gifts, or any other online service for that matter, such an option opens the market to a whole new section of players. Any that can't or doesn't want to have a credit card can use vouchers instead.

Voucher-based methods of payment

Paying with vouchers is nothing new. The original type of paper currency was vouchers issued by medieval European banks. Current FIAT money is little more than a voucher from the government that the bill in your hand is worth something.

But, in a modern sense vouchers are a bit different. Current vouchers are used as both gift cards and online payment options for those who don’t have access to credit cards or online processing.

This can be for a variety of reasons, and it is a bit of an irony that the most frequent users of vouchers are those that are not tech-savvy and those who are the most tech-savvy. The former do it because applying to online payment processors is too complex and it is easier to have help from your local shop.

The latter, usually those who work in the tech industry, understand the issues with cybersecurity and cyber hygiene, meaning not leaving your personal information everywhere. They prefer paying for entertainment and similar services with vouchers simply because of the lack of trust in those online operators.

In the middle, it is mostly people who use vouchers because they are convenient. Sending money through other channels can be troublesome depending on the law of the country. In some countries, regular online payment processors are not available. Here, it is easier to buy a voucher and send it to people in these countries than to go through regular channels.

How to deposit via FlexePIN?

Depositing with FlexePIN is arguably easier than using a credit card and marginally more difficult than having PayPal's ''one-click pass'' installed. Provided that you already have a voucher, it should take more than a minute.

Vouchers can be bought online or in-person in many stores across the world. The important part of the voucher is the personal identification number (PIN) that will disclose the value and validity of the voucher to the bookmakers.

Also, you need to be restarted with the operator, at least to the point where your email and username are verified and you can access the payment menu. Once you log in, go to the deposit menu and select FlexePIN from the choices.

When you have the method selected, you will be asked to type in the PIN and confirm the number. You don’t need to enter the amount as it will be included in the voucher. You can only use the entire voucher so be careful which one you are using.

Once processed, the funds will appear in your gaming account and you will be able to play right away.

How long do FlexePIN payments take?

Because vouchers are already paid, the transfer to the account takes virtually no time. As soon as the operator can confirm the number of the voucher, which is all done digitally at the speed of light, you will see the funds in your account.

This works because the top 10 bookmakers in Australia trust FlexePIN to pay them for the amount written on the voucher. Even though no money is changing hands at that very moment, you will be left to play while everything else is happening in the background.

If there is an issue such as the FlexePIN voucher being stolen or reported as faulty, your account might be suspended and any bets you have made frozen. If that is the case, you will first need to show that you are the owner of the voucher before the service will resume.

This isn’t done with the operator, but rather with the police and FlexePIN directly. When they confirm that everything is under regulation you will again be allowed to play.

Deposit limits

The deposit limits with FlexePIN are closely tied to the voucher cost. Take note that in some places there is a cap of $500 for the maximum voucher cost you can use, and that refers to the fee as well. This means that you won’t be able to use the $500 voucher there because with the fee the total cost of the voucher is more than the limit.

Thus, the deposit limit for FlexePIN betting sites in Australia is AUD 500 while in Canada that is $300 Canadian.

The minimal deposit is $20, as that is the smallest voucher available. It is not possible to split the cost and deposit only half of the voucher, but it is possible to use multiple consecutive vouchers.

Additionally, there might be bookmakers that have their limits on how much you can deposit daily or monthly. Those limits are not set by either national legislation or FlexePIN but are a way for bookmakers to ensure sensible gambling on their website.